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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1895

Page

5

Christian Endeavor Week Arrivals Fill Boston

The city readies for a large Christian Endeavor convention with 600 delegates arriving from Michigan and nearly 2000 from Pennsylvania. British guests arrive. police, medical staff, and hotels prepare. decorations and streetcar plans energize urban life during the Boston gathering.

Boston Hogag United States Herbert West End End Albany Michigan Pennsylvania

Delegates Arrive in Boston for Endeavorer Meeting Today

Regular delegations begin arriving at 7 AM at Park Square station. The Eliot Church hosts registration as districts arrange hotel quarters from Norfolk House for Tennessee to Maverick Houses in Somerville for many states. The reception committee coordinates lodging, headquarters, and parcel storage across dozens of hotels and churches in Boston and nearby towns.

Park Square Station Eliot Congregational Church Kenilworth Street Tennessee Norfolk House Florida Georgia Brooklyn New York City Jersey City Boston Illnois Bellevue Hotel New Jersey Bartol Hotel District of Columbia Copley Square New York Conservatory of Music Pennsylvania Huntington Philadelphia American House Wisconsin Hawthorne New Hampshire la Salle 'Iary Vermont Maverick Houses New Creighton Indiana Parker House Maine Quincy House Connecticut Reynolds Missouri United States Iowa Vaughn Young’s West Virginia Oxford

Convention Opens Tomorrow With Nineteen Meetings

The convention begins tomorrow at 1 30 p m . with nineteen simultaneous meetings at Brookline Baptist Church Dorchester Second Church Pilgrim Congregational Church and Dudley Street Baptist Church addresses by noted clergy and lay speakers from Boston Chicago Belfast and other locations. The program includes Rev Henry C Tarsus D D Rev Roland D Grant D D Rev K Tsunashima and Miss Charlotte Sipley among speakers and presiding ministers at multiple venues.

Alabama Elm Hill Crawford Warren Roxbury Alaska Shawmutongregational District of Columbia—Union Church Columbus Avenue Florida Bethany Lee West Cottage Judson Dorchester Georgia Roxbury Presbyterian Woodbine Idaho Clarendon Street Baptist Clarendon Montgomery Illinois Park Pate Congregational Tremont Corner Park Indiana Prospect Street Prospect Harvard Cambridgeport Indian Territory Pilgrim Congregational Columbia Upham’s Corner Iowa South End Tabernacle Shawmut Avenue Madison Kansas First Baptist Spring Hill Belmont Somerville Kentucky Prospect Hill Union Square Louisiana First Free Baptist Rutland Maine Winthrop Green Charlestown Maryland Brookline Baptist Pilgrim Mississippi Bethany West Cottage Missouri Second Congregational Washington Corner Centre Montana Warren Avenue West Canton Nebraska Broadway Baptist Broadway Boardman Nevada Park Street New Hampshire Auburndale New Jersey Allston Quint Avenue Albeton New Mexico Shawmut Congregational Corner Brookline New York Dudley Street Baptist Dudley North Carolina Stoughton Street Baptist Stoughton North Avenue Congregational North Avenue Cambridge West Virginia Wisconsin Warren Avenue Baptist Wyoming Broadsway Minot Hartwell Boston Mass Richard Burges Cardiff Wales B. Meeser Wilmington Del M. Burnham D. C St. Louis Jamaica Plain Baptist Church Myrtle Streets Jamaica Plain Ralph M. Hunt Elijah Harr D. D Worcester H. C. Farrar Albany Shawmut Congregational Church W. E. Barton Grace Livingston Hill Germantown Penn J. F. Cowan Pittsburg Warren Avenue Baptist Church Robert MacDonald H. F. Shupe Dayton J. Wilbur Chapman N. Y First Baptist Church N. FE. Wood John T. Beckley New York N. Y Thomas E. Murphy George Scholl Baltimore Prahala Ramachandrayya Guru Gunter India Florence Ben-Oliel Jerusalem Palestine People’s Temple James Boyd Brady J. Lester Wells Jersey City N. J John Henry Barrows D.D Chicago First Presbyterian Church Scott FP Hershey Ph. D A. P. Jones Falmouth J. Z. Tyler Cleveland Pleasant Hunter Minneapolis Minn Berkeley Temple George ©. Horr, Jr William Hayey Ward A. E. Dunning Park Street Church H. Daniels Neal Dow Portland Jesse Malex Yonan Persia John ©. Berry M. D Japan Wayland Hoyt LL. D Andover Elizabeth Campbell Allegahenny Brookline Baptist Church Harvard and Pierce Streets Henry C. Tarsus H. 8S Jenanyan Mabie Asia Minor Roland D. Grant Ore K. Tsunashima Tokio Second Church Washington and Centre Streets Arthur Little Charlotte Thorndike Sipley Belfast Samuel Fallows Www H. McMillan Alleghany Pilgrim Congregational Church Columbia Street W. H. Allbright John H. Boyd Charlotte N. C Gilby C. Kelley Owensboro H. B. Grosse H. Dudley Street Baptist Church Dudley Street Gumbart Emily McLaughlin Hamlin Washington, D. C Phillips Congregational Church Dorchester Street South Bog

Scouts organize duties for great Endeavor convention

In Cotillon Hall Mechanics building last night a cadre of scouts from reception and accommodation committees prepared for the Christian Endeavor convention. Leaders outlined strict rules: obey orders, gather train arrival data, introduce leaders, hold delegates together, and guide them to registration and lodging. Special out-station trains will bring delegates, with the Prince Edward Island group already docking at Lewin wharf.

Fitchburg Idaho Clarendon Street Indiana Newton Illinois W. K. Chapman Christian Endeavor Movement Great Britain Ireland Chapman John Pollock Glasgow James Mussell Derby J. D. Lamont H. Montgomery Belfast Christian Endeavors Societies Epworth League Charlestown Cotillon Hall Mechanics’ Building Great Christian Endeavor Convention Boston Booth F. J. Smith Sherburn N Railroad Committee Union Station Concord Manchester N. H Greenfield Albany Springfield New York New England Putnam Mechanics Prince Edward Island Lewin Wharf Olivette Chicago Tribune Adams House Gilman Russell Hall Walsh

Boston Decorated in Bunting for Holiday Welcome

Streets of Boston glow with festive decorations as crimson dominates the schemes of building adornment. Crisscrossed with white trim, the city’s hotels depots and stores showcase elaborate designs, while Cambridge influence appears limited to nearby areas. Newspaper Row is detailed in the continued page eight report.

Christian Endeavor Park Square Washington and Tremont Streets Boston Crimson Cambridge Wang

Chimes of Normandy Opens with Cast Changes at Tremont

The Castle Square Opera Company presents The Chimes of Normandy at Tremont. Miss Marie Bell fell ill prompting Irena Murphy to substitute with strong vocal work and capable acting. Wolff as Gaspard delivers powerful moments while Kissing shines as Germaine. The chorus delivers notable melody, drawing praise for its scale. Plans loom for Black America’s first Boston showing next Monday if weather holds.

Castle Square Opera Company Normandy Marie Marie Bell Serpolette Irena Murphy Melrose Street

Keiths Boston Symphony engagement enlivens warm refuge

The heat battered city found relief at Mr Keith's venue where a double quartet from the Boston Symphony Orchestra drew perfect ovations during a day of concerts under Conductor Max Zach. The program featured William Tell overture Scot Scottish airs Waldteufel barcarole and Lohengrin selections with eight famed players shining. Evening audiences enjoyed many entertainments including the Rossow brothers Liliputians and a Travesty on Antony and Cleopatra among other star acts.

Keith Boston Symphony Orchestra Max Zach Catlin Waldteufel Boster Liliputians Rossow Brothers Boston George W. Munroe Bridget O’brien and Havel Ross and Fenton Billy Carter Katie Rooney

Fatmah Delights Austin & Stones Museum Crowd

Fatmah a 19 year old Turkish dancer headlines the second week in the Austin and Stone’s Museum hall. Her troupe of musicians servants and warriors drew a large crowd through the day and evening signaling a successful visit. Other acts included Satanall lifting weights with hair Eugenie Garetta’s educated birds and a vaudeville lineup featuring Williams Barton Regan Snyder Buckley and many more.

Fatmah Austin & Stone’s Museum Satanall Mile Eugenie Garetta Williams Barton Dan Regan Snyder Buckley Tony Williams

Palace Theatre delivers lively Swinging in the Lane show

A large audience enjoyed a varied program at the Palace Theatre yesterday including Lew Carroll and Charles Udell in blackface, the Burke brothers as comedians and vocalists, Jack Masters, Miss Clara Williams, Miss Ettie Albion, Miss Nettie Peters, Miss Dolly Brooks, the Palace Trio, the Mt Vernon Quartet, Phil Peters and a burlesque finale The Queen of Honolulu with Gus Mills as the Queen and Phil Peters as King Grover The production received warm applause for performances and singing with a well staged finale.

Palace Theatre Lew Carroll Charles Udell Burke Brothers Harrigan Jack Masters Frank Meade Honolulu Palace Gus Mills Phil Peters King Grover

Opening of Black America show on Huntington avenue grounds

The advance guard for the big outdoor spectacle Black America has arrived and work is underway for the summer production at Huntington avenue circus grounds. A striking feature will be a chorus of 587 voices, all Southern Negro singers, with audiences in South Brooklyn already anticipated.

America Huntington Avenue Circus Brooklyn

Opera Kismet opens at Tremont with Turkish village scene

After a thorough dress rehearsal, Carroll and Kerker debut Turkish comic Opera Kismet or Two Tangled Turks at Tremont Theatre tonight. Manager Askin prepares a Turkish village exhibit with rug making and Turkish coffee for intermission visits. The Turkish orchestra provides Oriental music and a Turkish consular box is reserved for Tasigi.

Carroll and Kerker Kismet Tremont Theatre Askin Vilage Tremont Bureau of Information Christian Endeavor Convention Tasigi the Tremont

Christian Endeavorers At The Volcano In Boston

The eleventh week of the Hawaiian eruption display at 541 Tremont Street opened with strong attendance. Organizers expect many Christian Endeavor visitors this week and highlight the volcano exhibit as a worthwhile entertainment option. Endeavor songs will be sung in Hawaiian.

Kilauea Gettysburg Tremont Street Boston Christian Endeavor Lesser

Fireworks Blaze At Franklin Park Draw 60000 Spectators

Fifty thousand men women and children watched a fireworks display at Franklin Park last evening. Twelve set pieces and many rockets and ca ndles produced dazzling effects described as a three ring show with flying lanterns and shooting stars. The final piece, a Union symbol with thirteen stars and a central shield, left spectators with strong patriotic impressions.

Franklin Park Aladdin Sisterhood of States

Post extra praise from East Boston riot coverage

A reader from Boston Dental College News Stand thanks the Post for its prompt July 4 riot extra. He notes large crowds gathering for copies, requests more print runs, and praises the paper's enterprise. The letter is signed by H. C. Blossom, manager.

The Post Boston H. C. Blossom Boston Dental College Tremont Street H.C. B

Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute opens eighteenth session

Instructors from twenty states and territories gather at the Vineyard Cottage City Massachusetts for the Martha's Vineyard Summer Institute for Teachers. The five week session features special lectures and entertainments.

Cottage City Mass Martha’sa Vineyard Summer Institute For

Lynn Ward 2 Engine House Contract Awarded

Thomas Campbell won the contract to erect the new Ward 2 engine house in Lynn for 7962 dollars after seven bids were received. The highest bid exceeded 9000 dollars.

LYNN Thomas Campbell Ward 2

Arrest of William H O Leary for larceny in Brookline

William H O Leary aged 42 of 137 Charles street was arrested yesterday morning by Inspectors Whitman and Shields on charges of stealing clothing and silver valued at 100 dollars from Mrs Haughton of Cottage street Brookline.

William H. O'Leary Charles Street Whitman and Shields

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